https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExEt5jzfrAk&ab_channel=aarava
It's long overdue for some real actual critiques for the series to reach out to more people.
Hopefully these content creators will now completely stop sugar coating EA/CM's dump ideas for making useless game modes. Their voices had much more influences than small potato like you and me writing essay on this forum.
All anyone needs to remember is this:
EA does not care whether you like the game. They don't care whether they release it with stupidly obvious bugs such as the red flag issue, or the tyre strategy bug from last year still being present.
All they care about, is whether or not you'll purchase the game. You can hate yourself for buying it later, you can come here and complain all you want. If you'll buy it next year, then nothing you say matters. All you are is a transaction to them - how little effort can be put into the game and still keep people buying it.
You want this stuff fixed? You want people held accountable for bugs in the game which have no business making it out of QA?
Stop buying the product.
@Trekari wrote:Stop buying the product.
Oh I intend to. I stopped buying the product in 2021 when they dumbed down the career mode by taking out the tech tree (or simplifying something that didn't need to be simplified, as it were). I only bought into this one because of the promised update to handling and I needed to get the new regulations car. But am I supposed to trust this particular developer to perfect the new game engine being rumored when they haven't nailed down this one they've been working on for almost a decade? Am I supposed to trust a publisher that dgaf about the modes that made them what they are and needs to be publicly petitioned ala Madden to make even the most remedial of updates to said modes? Nah, I'm good.
Thanks for the handling model update--I'm going to milk 23 for all it's worth. And when I get tired of it, I'll go play Assetto Corsa, whose modded f1 cars are superior anyway. I'll come back when CM and EA drag their reputation out of the gutter with well-intentioned progress toward making a game they can be proud of. Or when a real developer gets the license.
The truth is that EA has done a lot of work content wise, like story mode and a brand new mode. We can say we like it or not, but cannot deny the immense work done, content wise, in a yearly release game.
We can say it isn't well balanced, or not agree on some game design choices, but there is no way we can say they haven't done a lot, content wise.
Pretending to have also a new career, is simply not feasible.
The other truth is Aarava mainly looks at his own preference, and doesn't care about anything else. Since all he does is my team stuff, then all he looks for is my team.
But if EA chose to implement other stuff first we can't blame them.
Sorry but, I just don't like who only sees things from just one side.
@Apophis-STR
I like the guy , i watch his videos and to some extent i agree with him.....but he is very biased, he needs new my team stuff to make content, i've seen the same videos made for years by Fifa career mode youtubers and nothings been done.
I couldn't help laugh at the part when he reached out to them for comment and they just said NO.
Like others have said he's blinded by everything else they've done simply because his content is gonna take a hit and ultimately thats on him for cornering himself content wise.
@Meza994Lol don't even get me started with this "new" tech tree since 2021, it was as you mentioned simply just the same exact tree with visual overhaul to deceive people the fact that nothing was changed at all.
Worse, the current R&D UI is infinitely more counterintuitive to use than the original tree, I would be much happier if they just kept the OG tree and leave it as it is.
@Pekish79 wrote:I thought they have 2 teams working in parallel 1 team does 2019-2021-2023 game, and the other team does 2020-2022-2024
Actually that's not quite how it works as Lee Mather explains in the video below (will start at the relevant section). There are staff working on more than one game at once but there aren't enough for two entirely separate teams (approx. 1 and a third teams not 2) and people transfer from one game to the next across the development cycle.
In terms of the lack of changes in career mode, I am left thinking that it would be pretty challenging to somehow make it seem notably different year-on-year? I obviously understand the frustration from those whose main interest is this game mode but just wondering what may be realistic here?
2-player career being added in 2021 was a major change too.
Not Aarva's fan but +1 to him for coming up front and say what needs to be said.
